DEEPBLUEYour work: cited more, safe forever.

It’s simple.

Jim Ottavianijim.ottaviani@umich.edu

© 2007 Regents of the University of Michigan. All rights reserved.

History and context…

Context and planning…

A footnoted postcard?!

Yes. It cites the 2005 IEEE study of 1,307,038 articles showing that articles in systems like Deep Blue…

“…have consistently more citations, the advantage being

25%-250%

[1] Your work: cited more…

[2] Safe forever (Preservation)…

Level 1: HighestWell known formats w/open standards (e.g. TIFF); we will both preserve and migrate

Level 2: LimitedWell known, but not open, formats (e.g. Microsoft Word); we will preserve and, if we can, migrate

Level 3: As-is01000100111000 in, 01000100111000 out…

[3] It’s simple…

Deposit: Describe Your Item

No, really. It is simple

The license, in less than 50 words:

It’s my work, and UM can distribute and preserve it via Deep Blue. Those are UM’s only rights, and they’re non-exclusive. I can distribute and preserve it too, and more besides, because the work’s still mine; if I used somebody else’s work in it, I got the necessary permissions.

The Director’s Cut

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